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Let us summize our proposal, that the folds of reality make what seem to be true, what they ostensibly are. In that case, the base element is one, however unfolding. Principally, this is true because it does not divide. And moreover, as our heart in this suggests, that all the peculiar things that we see are in fact one, and merely the ends of that ever making mould. To that, would the genera that holds all our kinds, be in fact not so, for it was no holder to anything other than itself. "What makes this true is akin to the division of water, whereby the seperation of it does not change it's form." And by that, we can reasonably suggest that the unchanging arrangments reach their particu ...